emaciation

The great irony is that while emaciation is hardly a problem, malnutrition is.

Also, emaciation is not present in all cases of malnutrition.

Stomach pain, high fever, emaciation and death can quickly follow.

At the same time, the emaciation of the administrative state decades across across the US means we have a weak and incompetent pubic sector that's currently incapable of administrating the necessarily infrastructure we need.

I wasn't exaggerating about emaciation: bones were visible.

The holes in it marked the progress of his emaciation and the leather at one side had a lacquered look to it where he was used to stropping the blade of his knife.

A study published in the Canadian Journal of Zoology in 2018 found that from 2014 to 2016, 70 percent of moose calves in west-central Maine and northern New Hampshire died of emaciation by winter tick infestation.

Depends on the state of decomposition as to what they would find in the autopsy, but I would generally agree that invenomation is unlikely as it wouldn't explain the emaciation (they could be coincidental).

Valter Longo explains that his tenure in Walford's lab as one of the preludes to some of his great work demonstrating that some of the benefits of CR are achievable by using discrete periods of fasting as opposed to long-term restriction, which has obvious challenges of practicality and undesirable effects like emaciation just to name a few.

Actually, the theory explains both: it is well-documented that starving the body induces inherent fat-retention mechanisms, in reaction to perceived famine conditions, which results in fat buildup in some parts of the body (usually the torso, the primary fat deposit region), while emaciation in other parts (usually the limbs, due to muscle loss).

The line about how the "holes in [his belt] marked the progress of his emaciation" is seared into my brain forever.

Emaciation is hardly a problem in the US.